Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

Leah Rose joined our family 5/27/21. She was 8lbs 14oz, 21.5” tall. Both Leah and my wife are doing well and are home from the hospital. Our 2 year old Lily is doing well with the change and greets Leah with fist bumps.

Amazing news Matt! Very happy for you that everything is well with the baby and mom! You are now totally outnumbered! Beautiful children, may they bring you much joy!

We have the opposite situation here on our end. Meet our two boys Timothy and Matthew, 18 and 4 months old respectively!
As you can see Timothy likes to poke his little brother.

Congrats on your new addition Matt

Enjoy the little ones while they are young guys. As much work as it can be, and as trying as it can get, they grow up fast. It doesn't seem like it now, but before you know it they're grown up. Our youngest daughter just graduated high school, don't know where the time went.
Tim

Congrats Matt! Wonderful news, glad to hear baby and mom are doing well. Like others have said they can be challenging (especially during Covid times!) but they are the best part of life.

Thanks for sharing!

Chad

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Thanks for posting the pics of your children Matt and congrats on the baby. Good to hear everyone is healthy and doing fine.

Keep the Peace
Harry

The photos of Lily, Leah Rose, Timothy, and Matthew capture moments of innocence and bliss. My addiction to CCI is nothing compared to the joy that comes with hanging out with children. Watching them move through the stages of life while nurturing them is challenging and rewarding. Unlike our tractors, they do not come with a manual. As parents, be a team, your children at this age are sponges, and will become a bit of mini you.

A word of advice, Don't take unsolicited advise on how to raise children from strangers.

Blessings to you all!

Spike

Spike188 wrote:The photos of Lily, Leah Rose, Timothy, and Matthew capture moments of innocence and bliss. My addiction to CCI is nothing compared to the joy that comes with hanging out with children. Watching them move through the stages of life while nurturing them is challenging and rewarding. Unlike our tractors, they do not come with a manual. As parents, be a team, your children at this age are sponges, and will become a bit of mini you.

A word of advice, Don't take unsolicited advise on how to raise children from strangers.

Blessings to you all!

Spike

Spike, you nailed it! Thanks for that - I couldn't agree more with it all!

Cheers everyone,

Chad



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Thanks for the kind words guys. Its been a few busy days here with all three girls. Best of luck to everyone raising kids and those with grown up kids.